Aston Villa are looking ragged. After that shocking opener, Jesus Navas gets the drop on Kieran Richardson down the right, scampering into space behind the defence.

Richardson just about gets back to cut off the angle, but a Yaya Toure pot-shot flies just wide from the resulting corner.

Ominous.

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Brad Guzan, hang your head.

The Aston Villa goalkeeper, under little pressure, contrives to shank his clearance kick straight across his own six-yard box and into the path of Sergio Aguero. Who can't believe his luck.

It's a tap-in from three yards and an absolute gift.

It looks like Aston Villa have lined up with Jack Grealish lurking in the hole behind Christian Benteke.

Tom Cleverley and Fabian Delph are just behind Grealish in an attacking triangle.

Up and running.

As at every ground in the Premier and Football League this weekend, the two sets of players observe a minute's silence on the 30th anniversary of the Bradford City fire.

"In goal, England's number one Joe Hart."

The City tannoy man reads out the home side as the two teams gets themselves line-up.

The response to Yaya Toure's name was half-hearted cheers. The Ivory Coast midfielder's agent has been in the papers this week suggesting his client might like a new challenge next season.

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Big game for this lad.

After out-running and out-thinking Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson in last weekend's FA Cup semi-final, Jack Grealish will be itching to get a free-wheeling Yaya Toure and Fernando.

The Etihad Stadium crowd is currently entertaining itself by punching two giant inflatable balls around the stands.

Weirdly watchable though it is, I think we could do with the teams out.

Any minute now...

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For weeks now, Manuel Pellegrini has been saying his future isn't important, only Manchester City's.

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MCFC on Twitter: , external@AVFCOfficial boss Tim Sherwood reacts to today's 3pm kick-offs as the results come in

You say reacts to the results, we say looks for the remote control.

"Doing a Wigan."

No team had won the FA Cup and been relegated in the same season before the Latics' bitter sweet 2012-13 campaign.

Villa could yet pull off an unwanted repeat.

The Premier League table has a bit of different look from what was printed in this morning's papers.

Let's start with a little look at the top end of things.

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With Liverpool, Southampton and Tottenham all drawing today, Manchester City can tighten their grip on a top-four spot with victory.

With Sunderland, Hull and Leicester all picking up points, Aston Villa can't get too carried away with Cup fever just yet.

Plenty to play for in this one.

Manchester City name the same team that beat West Ham last weekend, but £25m striker Wilfried Bony is back on the bench after a month out with an ankle injury.

Aston Villa make three changes from the side that beat Liverpool to reach the FA Cup final. Brad Guzan returns for Shay Given in goal, Jores Okore is in for Nathan Baker in defence and Carlos Sanchez replaces Charles N'Zogbia in midfield after serving his suspension.

Man City XI: Hart, Zabaleta, Demichelis, Mangala, Kolarov, Fernando, Lampard, Navas, Yaya Toure, Silva, Aguero

Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Bacuna, Okore, Vlaar, Richardson, Sanchez, Westwood, Cleverley, Delph, Grealish, Benteke.